♠ | Q 8 3 |
♥ | A |
♦ | 7 5 2 |
♣ | K J 10 6 5 4 |
South | West | North | East |
---|---|---|---|
1NT | Pass | 2♥ | ? |
2♠ | Pass | Pass | ? |
Do you act at either opportunity?
Great minds think about ideas. Warped minds think about bridge hands.
♠ | Q 8 3 |
♥ | A |
♦ | 7 5 2 |
♣ | K J 10 6 5 4 |
South | West | North | East |
---|---|---|---|
1NT | Pass | 2♥ | ? |
2♠ | Pass | Pass | ? |
I'm a wimp; I go quietly.
ReplyDeleteI'd pass also--bidding could easily be right, and generally I like to look for reasons to bid rather than to pass. Qxx of spades just seems like a little bit too strong an argument against.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Tim and Drew (except about being a wimp.)
ReplyDeleteI pass. What's the best you can hope for? To push them up one? Maybe win 5 IMPs at best? I admit wimpy-hood.
ReplyDeleteI would bid 3C the second time (because I want to push them up one and win 5 imps). But not surprised that other people pass.
ReplyDeleteI would pass at these game conditions, but I would think that at other conditions it's a tough problem (MPs or different vul). This hand feels like one of those where I think the hands will fit either really well or really poorly.
ReplyDeleteThat is, if it is correct for you to bid, it's much more likely that the hand will turn out to be one of those where both sides make 9-10 tricks in their suit. Whereas if it's wrong for you to bid, you go for a number.